INTERVIEW: South Africa Could Be Richer If Empowerment Wasn't Broken.

How The West Is Becoming South Africa

n this conversation, Devin Smyth discusses the current state of South Africa, reflecting on the balance between prosperity and disaster since 1994. He expresses a sense of cautious optimism while acknowledging the challenges faced by the country. Smyth also draws parallels between South Africa's situation and global trends, particularly the concept of anarcho-tyranny, suggesting that the world is increasingly mirroring South Africa's struggles.

You’re Not Being Educated — You’re Being Shaped | Interview

Francois Kamffer exposes how the education system programs people to think, act, and choose careers in predictable ways. We break down how the “matrix” shapes identity from childhood, why most people never question it, and what it takes to break free. If you feel boxed in, trapped, or shaped by a path you didn’t choose, this conversation shows you how to reclaim your own mind and rebuild who you are — without the system’s script.

INTERVIEW: South Africa Could Be Richer If Empowerment Wasn't Broken.

What if South Africa’s empowerment model actually empowered people? In this episode, Roman Cabanac and Marius van Wyk explore how practical reforms in tax, trade, and regulation could unlock billions in growth and create genuine opportunity for ordinary South Africans. Watch now to understand what real empowerment could look like and what’s holding it back.

How AI Could Kill Taxes Forever | Andre Bothma on Ordinary People

As AI transforms industries, what happens to tax systems built for human labour? Andre Bothma joins Roman Cabanac to debate whether artificial intelligence could make current tax models obsolete — and what comes next for governments and citizens.

He Says The Banking System Must Fall – Here’s Why.

Become an Undercurrents member! One payment, membership for life: https://www.undercurrents.co.za/Adenaan Albertus is on a missing to destroy the banking system - and wants to use Sharia Law to replace it. This is his story.